Winter is here, even without the snow…
With, or without the snow, winter is here, again. The cold temperatures have brought a harsh reality to my eyes; my chickens are tougher than I am. While they
Winter Crops
Enjoying a nice day yesterday evning as we were getting ready to over winter a small assortment of greens. Just in time too, because we got our first dusting of snow last night
Five high tunnels and some sheep: Reflections on Laurel County
Greetings Grow Appalachians! Holly checking in from the Grow mothership. Here we are, almost halfway through November, and it is COLD here, y'all! Earlier this week the mercury almost hit
Hidatsa Beans!
Greetings from Park Place! Deni here with thoughts about dry beans. Did you know that dried beans are a fantastic source of potassium - which builds muscles in your body?
Season Extension – just in time for first snow!
We had our first snow fall Halloween night! Tooooooooo early! Parts of our county had an inch, some 6 inches. It was beautiful to see that white fluffy stuff, but
Sneak Peek of New Video
Everyone check out this short video clip put together by Laura Brookshire highlighting some of the activities of the Lend-A-Hand Center Grow Appalachia Gardening Program and the Knox County Farmers'
What is it about Digging Potatoes?
Deni here; reporting for Park Place Not sure how it became November; I remember cutting and planting potatoes just the other day... now, we're eating them! What is it about
Pollen Submission Guidelines
What is Pollen?: An online literary magazine showcasing the heart of our program and the stories of our region. Theme: The relationship between people, gardens, and food in Appalachia. Who Can Submit?: There
Open for Business
I am proud to officially announce that Grow Your Own has officially begun to sell its excess produce to local business. Thanks to the partnership of Rooted in Appalachia we have
Autumn – The Spirit of Gardening
October has been a busy month for Over-the-Rhine People's Garden! We have started construction on our raised beds, high tunnels and attending community events! We started the raised garden bed
